Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler is pleased to announce Branching, a group exhibition which considers how forms and images persist, mutate and acquire new meaning. Tying the works together is an approach to branching itself as a system of transformation, translation and exchange — a logic that runs through organic growth as much as through digital and technological systems. Drawing on natural materials such as trees, roots and anatomical fragments as well as digital structures and technologies of transmission, the works explore how meaning is continually mediated through memory, technology and material intervention.
Across the exhibition, this takes different formal expressions. Botanical and bodily elements sit alongside industrial components, mechanical processes, software and image technologies, creating a space where nature and systems are worked into and through one another, and forms recombine and branch into new configurations.